This New Mexico School District Is Still Leaving Parents In The Dark
After parents called out Santa Fe Public Schools’ secretive gender policies, the district revised its rules to require parental involvement for official student name or pronoun changes. However, parents say the policy could still allow secret gender transitions.
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This New Mexico School District Is Still Leaving Parents In The Dark
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- New Mexico
After parents called out Santa Fe Public Schools’ secretive gender policies, the district revised its rules to require parental involvement for official student name or pronoun changes. However, parents say the policy could still allow secret gender transitions.
New Mexico Is Failing Students by Failing Parents
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- New Mexico
New Mexico schools are using a federal law to keep parents in the dark, which makes the state a prime candidate for federal scrutiny over parental rights.
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